The Church of the Nativity February 4, 2018 Our Mission:

God’s family at the historic Church of the Nativity is joyfully and energetically committed to sharing Christ’s love and healing by proclaiming the Good News of the Gospel through worship and service to the world.

I want to thank the clergy, parishioners, and members of the Wardens Council and Vestry for

allowing me to serve as Senior Warden in this 175th year of Nativity’s presence in Huntsville.

I am both humbled and excited to be part of our work during this Interim period as we

prepare our wonderful Church of the Nativity Episcopal for our 12th Rector.

At our recent Camp McDowell retreat, the vestry worked together to discuss, debate, and

negotiate a realistic budget. We strived to maintain, as closely as possible, the usual budgetary

amounts for outreach, staff salaries and benefits, the care and maintenance of our beautiful

19th Century church, and to fund the search committee’s work. As many know, the Vestry

has diligently worked to maintain our budgets during a time when income from pledge has

been flat or declining and to best utilize the gifts entrusted to our care and management. We

thank parishioners for your pledges and hope those who have not pledged yet will do so soon.

The primary goal for the 2018 Vestry is to prepare Nativity for our 12th Rector and to

support the Profile and Search Committees chaired by Bill Starnes. I encourage everyone to

play an active role in the process by completing and returning a response card to assist the

profile committee in creating the Parish Profile document.

During this interim period we are called to listen, contemplate, and consider what we as a

vibrant, historic Parish want in our next Rector. With God’s help and guidance, we will soon

enter a new and exciting phase in the history of the Church of the Nativity Episcopal,

Huntsville. Thank you for your continued support and prayers during this time of transition.

-Donald Christian

Senior Warden

h STEEPLE

Almighty God, giver

of every good gift: look

graciously on your

Church, and so guide

the minds of those who

shall choose a rector for

Nativity that we may

receive a faithful pastor

who will care for your

people and equip us for

our ministries; through

Jesus Christ our Lord,

Amen

Members of the Clergy & Vestry enjoying Vestry Retreat. Photos courtesy of Donald Christian.

NATIVITY SEEKERS CLASS, 2018

These classes are for those who wish to be Confirmed, Received, or those wishing to reaffirm their Baptismal

Covenants. Join us! Sunday morning, 10:00-10:45, Bibb Chapel unless otherwise noted.

For more information, contact The Rev. Dr. Virginia Monroe, vmonroe@nativity-hsv.org

February 11 The Church Year

Led by The Rev. Deacon Bob Serio

February 14 Ash Wednesday

Attend either 7:00 am, Bibb Chapel,

12:00 pm or 6:00 pm, Church

February 18 Paul-Gordon Chandler, Ridley Hall

February 25 What Makes Us Episcopalians?

Scripture, Tradition, Reason

Led by The Rev. Deacon Bob Serio

March 11 Holy Scripture

Led by The Rev. Dr. Virginia Monroe

March 18 The Book of Common Prayer

Led by The Rev. Bonnie McCrickard

March 25 Palm Sunday No class today

Attend either 8:45 am or 11:00 am service

March 31 The Great Easter Vigil & Baptisms

Saturday 7:30pm

April 1 Easter No class today

Attend either 8:45 am or 11:00 am service

April 8 Church Music– led by TBA

April 15 Holy Baptism

Led by The Rev. Bonnie McCrickard

April 22 Holy Eucharist

Led by The Rev. Dr. Virginia Monroe

April 29 The other Sacraments

Led by Marion Sprott-Goldson, Seminarian

May 6 Serving in the Church & in the World

Led by The Rev. Deacon Bob Serio

May 9 Wednesday night supper, rehearse for

Confirmation. 5:30pm Ridley Hall

May 13 Bishop’s visit, Confirmation &

Reception

9:00am gather in Bibb Chapel

10:00am Service

Mary Maddox Creech & Lucy Ellis, spent the weekend at Camp McDowell preparing for Confirmation. On Sunday afternoon, they were Confirmed with 26 others by Bishop Sloan at the Chapel of

St Francis in a joyful service! Please congratulate our two new confirmands

when you see them!

Update from the Profile committee

Search for the New Rector – Parish Profile Committee

The Parish Profile Committee is actively working to gather input for

the Parish Profile, which is used to recruit and select a new rector. We

are gathering information through a three-step process.

Cards for you to describe Nativity and what you would like to see

in a new rector

Parish survey

Listening groups

We want to ensure that everyone has multiple opportunities to voice

their thoughts and opinions. It is very important that everyone partici-

pate to ensure we accurately describe Nativity.

The Profile Committee has started the process with cards which are

available in the hallway and Ridley Hall. Within several weeks, we

should have the parish survey ready, which will be available online and

on paper. It should take 10-15 minutes to complete. We are asking all

adults and teenagers to complete the survey. Our target response level

is at least as many people as attend church.

After the survey, there will be a number of listening groups, some open

session, some with small groups within the church. Their purpose is to

refine and clarify the survey results and provide further guidance to the

Discernment Committee.

"Random Acts of Kindness" youth small group sorting and delivering

the gifts to DHR.

Children and Youth Sunday

Parents, please plan to arrive with your children a few minutes early and meet in Ridley Hall at 8:30am. Sunday school classes and teachers will process in together, carrying the banners they made in Sunday school. This is a great opportunity for children of all ages to be seen together and celebrated. After they process in, children will sit with their families.

Ushers: Help hand out bulletins, collect offering, bring elements & offering forward. You will need to arrive Sunday, February 11 at 8:00 am for instructions and participate in whole 8:45am service. Email Sarah to sign up!

Music: Help lead all worship music during the 8:45am service. Email Sarah to sign up!

Look forward to seeing all our children for a joyous service! Questions, mcoe@nativity-hsv.org or swatts@nativity-hsv.org

March 16, 2018 7:00pm Patrick Scott, organ May 20, 2018 5:00pm Nativity Choir Spring Concert June 3, 2018 5:00pm Choral Evensong

FRIENDS OF MUSIC

EVENTS 2018

Prize Drawing There will be a chance drawing for a beautiful

painted roof tin by artist Maria West at the

Mardi Gras Dinner! Drawing tickets are for sale

through February 13th for $20. The roof tin was

painted in memory of Mari Zimmerman, and

funds raised will go toward the Nativity Choir

England trip. For more details contact

Christian Crocker at ccrocker@nativity-hsv.org

or 256-533-2455.

The Spiritual Development

Committee is thrilled to

welcome Paul-Gordon

Chandler to Nativity,

February 17 & 18.

Presentations by

Paul-Gordon will take place

at Nativity on Saturday and

during the Church school

hour on Sunday the 18th.

The Rev. Chandler will also

offer the sermon at the 8:45

and 11:00 services.

This event is FREE and

open to the public!

For more information, or to

reserve a box lunch for

Saturday ($10) visit the

Nativity website:

nativity-hsv.org.

Paul-Gordon Chandler's

books -In Search of a Prophet -

A Spiritual Journey with Kahil

Gibran and Pilgrims of Christ

on the Muslim Road - Exploring

a New Path Between Two

Faiths, are on sale in The

Greene Street Market Store!

What are you reading? Contributed by Mary Johnson

I am so excited that we are having Paul-Gordon Chandler come to our church to speak with us about, among other

things, the Lebanese mystic, Kahlil Gibran, author of The Prophet. As a young girl, I was introduced to The Prophet by my

grandmother, who thought it perhaps the wisest book she had ever read. I came to love it as she did and continue to

refer to its guidance and beauty many times over the years.

Hear his timeless and beautiful words on marriage, written in 1923.

Love one another, but make not a bond of Love:

Let it rather be a moving sea between the shores of your souls.

Give one another of your bread but eat not from the same loaf.

Sing and dance together and be joyous, but let each one of you be alone,

Even as the strings of a lute are alone thought they quiver with the same music.

If you have a chance before Mr. Chandler comes, get a copy of The Prophet and drink in it’s wisdom.

February 13- 5:30 Mardi Gras dinner and children’s parade

February 14- 6:00 Children’s Ash Wednesday Service, ages 5 & up, sign in Ridley Hall, pick up Angel Lane

February 21, 28, March 7, 14, 21 -Wednesdays in Lent 5:30 Supper in Ridley Hall, 6:00 Program for children on Angel Lane, Building Faith Brick by Brick Ash Wednesday

Children’s Service

A kid-friendly Ash Wednesday service

and introduction to Lent

Ages 5 and up

February 14 at 6.00pm

(concurrent with service in church)

Sign in, Ridley Hall/Pickup, Angel Lane

Questions, mcoe@nativity-hsv.org

*allergy alert: snack will be served, please let us know

ahead of time about food allergies

Upcoming Youth Schedule 2/11 – 8:45am Children & Youth Sunday,

Valentines Day Cookie Sales

10am Youth Reception in LOFT

5pm: Middle School EYC

6pm: High School EYC

2/18 – 10am Sunday School

5pm-6pm Grillin’ with God (No EYC)

2/25 – 10am Sunday School

5pm Middle School EYC

6pm High School EYC

Tuesdays at Noon

Lent 2018

The Church of the Nativity, Episcopal

“LENT– a season of Spiritual Growth”

Come hear stimulating sermons given by visiting clergy and benefit

from the quiet reflection at midday.

February 20

The Rev. Susan Sloan Retired Episcopal Priest

Former Rector, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Huntsville, AL

February 27

Rev. Mitchell Williams Sr. Pastor Trinity United Methodist Church, Huntsville, AL

March 6

Rev. Rosemary McMahan Minister at Large, North Alabama Presbytery

Recent Interim, First Presbyterian Church, Huntsville, AL

March 13

The Rev. Matthew Lewis Assistant to the Rector, Christ Church Cathedral, Nashville, TN

March 20

The Rev. Ed Bacon Retired Episcopal Priest living in Birmingham, AL

Former Rector, All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, CA and

frequent guest on Oprah’s Soul Series.

Box Lunches ($7.00 each) will be available in Ridley Hall

following the services. Reservations for the lunches are requested

by Monday noon, (256)533-2455 or you may register online at

nativity-hsv.org.

Lenten Retreat

Saturday, March 10

9:00am –4:30pm

Church of the Nativity

Join us for this full-day Lenten Retreat based on the Living Compass Program: “Living Well Through Lent

2018: Loving with all Your Heart, Soul, Strength and Mind.” Marilyn Lands, M.S., LPC will facilitate our time

together.

Lent is a time for introspection and self-reflection, a time to reflect on the core of what it means to live a

Christian life. And there is nothing more central to that life than loving—loving with all our heart, soul,

strength, and mind. For people of faith, love is not an abstract or feel-good concept, but an urgent call to

radically incarnate love in how we relate to God, our neighbor, and ourselves.

The retreat time is designed to provide a foundation for

seeking a deeper experience of love and Lent, an experience that will help prepare us for the true

meaning of Easter.

Participants will receive a copy of Living Compasses “Living Well Through Lent 2018” daily devotional booklet to accompany them on their Lenten journey. Booklets will be available at the Ash Wednesday service or in the

church office. The program will begin at 9:00am and end at 4:30pm. A simple lunch will be served at noon. Participants may choose to attend the morning session

only.

There is no charge for the program but we will be accepting donations to cover the expense of lunch and

materials. To register for this free event call the Church office 256-533-2455 or register online at nativity-hsv.org.

LENTEN MEDITATIONS

The 2018 Nativity Lenten Meditation Booklets

will be available beginning on Ash Wednesday.

The booklet contains reflections on the scriptures

written by members of Nativity. Booklets are

available in Ridley Hall and on the tables outside

Bibb Chapel & Lady Chapel. If you would like to

receive the meditations by email each Wednesday

& Sunday during Lent please contact the church

office or SIGN UP HERE.

Schedule of Services

Ash Wednesday, February 14

7:00am Ash Wednesday Liturgy,

Holy Eucharist Rite II, Bibb Chapel

12:00pm Ash Wednesday Liturgy,

Holy Eucharist Rite II, Church

(followed by a soup lunch in Ridley Hall)

6:00pm Ash Wednesday Liturgy,

Holy Eucharist Rite II, Church*

(children’s program in Angel Lane)

Sundays during Lent

7:45am Holy Eucharist, Rite I, Bibb

Chapel

8:45am Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Church*

11:00am Holy Eucharist, Rite II,

Church*

Wednesdays during Lent

12:00pm Holy Eucharist, Rite II, and

Healing, Bibb Chapel

Thursdays during Lent

6:00pm Sunday on Thursday

Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Bibb Chapel

Palm Sunday, March 25

7:45am Holy Eucharist, Rite I,

Bibb Chapel

8:45am Liturgy of the Palms,

Holy Eucharist, Rite II*

11:00am Liturgy of the Palms,

Holy Eucharist, Rite II*

Holy Week

Monday, March 26 12:00pm

Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Bibb Chapel

Tuesday, March 27 12:00pm

Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Bibb Chapel

Wednesday, March 28 12:00pm

Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Bibb Chapel

Maundy Thursday , March 29

6:00pm Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Church

8:00pm-12:00am Prayer Vigil

Good Friday, March 30

6:00am-12:00pm Prayer Vigil

12:00pm Good Friday Liturgy, Eucharist

from Reserved Sacrament

Holy Saturday, March 31

7:30pm Great Vigil of Easter,

Holy Eucharist, Rite II & Baptism

(with incense)

Easter Day, April 1

7:45am Holy Eucharist, Rite I,

Bibb Chapel

8:45am Holy Eucharist, Rite II, Church*

Children’s Easter Egg Hunt following

8:45am service in the courtyard

11:00am Holy Eucharist, Rite II,

Church* (with incense)

*Indicates nursery available during

service.

Tuesday, February 13 7:00am in Ridley Hall is the next Men’s Breakfast.

Join us for a delicious breakfast and an informative presentation by Robert

Mullins, who will speak about the Rector Search Committee's development

of a parish profile.

Hope to see you there!

A Simple Eucharist or Morning Prayer is offered in Bibb Chapel at 6:30 am if you are interested.

The Church of the Nativity

Outreach Committee

received this beautiful card

from our friends and staff of

Lespwa Timoun Clinic in

Haiti over the holidays.

Stewardship of Creation Contributed by David Chadwick

As the first line of Psalm 24 declares, “"The earth is the Lord's, and

everything in it, the world, and all who live in it." The world, including

ourselves, belongs to God. So what should our relationship with the

physical world be? We cannot truly be owners, but we can be stewards of

our planet and everything that we are in contact with, including our

property, income, goods, time, skills and ourselves.

Man’s relationship with our planet is often fraught. We mine for minerals, extract oil from the deep, and remove

mountains for coal. The consequences of human consumption are often destructive, and we should try to minimize these

impacts, working to return the environment to a state that nature can reclaim and our children can enjoy. Sometimes

human intervention has positive consequences. I joined a birdwatching group at Lake Guntersville yesterday, a lake that

didn’t exist until the TVA built the Guntersville Dam in 1939. In addition to generating electricity using a renewable

resource (rain!), the dam holds back a 75 mile long lake that is used extensively for recreation and is a haven for wildlife.

We counted over 1,000 ducks, grebes and loons in a couple of hours of birdwatching, with the ducks starting to pair up

and prepare for their migration north to breed. God’s creation has a great way of adapting and thriving when given a

chance. We should strive to protect and enrich the land we are stewards of, from our yards and neighbourhoods, to our

state and national parks and refuges.

The Greene Street Market

Store at Nativity

OPEN

Monday– Friday

10 am—2 pm

Sunday 10 am-12 pm.

208 Eustis Avenue

http://greenestreetmarket.com

LOCALLY PRODUCED FOODS, ART,

GIFTS AND MORE!

Wonderful, Wonderful Camp

McDowell has something for

everyone!

Click here to find out more about

2018 Summer Camp on Clear Creek,

Bethany, Folk School, Enviromental

Camp, Upcoming Retreats, Special

Events, Farm School and much more!

Bible Museum Trip

Lynne Berry Vallely has put together a trip to Washington, DC, for her and her mother in honor of her mother's birthday. They welcome members of Nativity and friends to join them. They will stay at the Mandarin Oriental hotel and visit the new Museum of the Bible and the National Gallery of Art, where Lynne will point out paintings that she teaches in her Sunday School classes. They will have afternoon tea at the St. Regis and dinner at a nice restaurant each night. With luck, the cherry blossoms will be in bloom.

For more information, contact Lynne at lynneb4@gmail.com or 256-479-1010.

Please join us on Sunday, February 25th, to learn about The Nativity Trust and the Nativity Historical

Preservation Foundation. There will be a presentation on the workings of each endowment so

parishioners can better understand why these funds are so important to the future well being of

Nativity. You will learn how the two funds are different, how they are invested, how they are utilized

and other important information so you can make an informed decision when doing your estate

planning.”

THANK YOU PARISH LIFE, CHILDREN’S

FORMATION & SPIRITUAL

DEVELOPMENT FOR A WONDERFUL

SPAGHETTI SUPPER!

Acolyte Schedule

February 2018

February contains our annual Senior Acolyte Cross presentation.

This year we will do this in conjunction with Youth Sunday on Feb 11 at

the 8:45 service. I have scheduled all seniors for that service, so have had to

leave several of you early service participants off the schedule altogether this

month—but I will get you on first thing next month for sure! Thanks, all!

Sunday, Feb 4

8:45 A/M Sherrill 11:00 A/M Ward

C Margaret Foster, Sam Hartley C Patrick Ahearn

T Josh Huskey, Vivian Hinton T Pheobe Duncan

T Ellie Webber, Alana Boyce T Catherine Hendricks

S Britt Webber S Ella Jane Duncan

AS Alice Malone AS Alex Ahearn

Sunday, Feb 11

8:45 A/M Putt SENIOR CROSSES 11:00 A/M Nutt

C Ireland Braudaway, Margaret Bryant C Evelyn Warren, Cam Pinson

T Van Dodgen, Sidney Gunter T Will Pinson

T Huston Morring, Ellie Walker T Warren Towry

S Bankston Creech S Cam Pinson

AS Katherine Hunter AS Charles Warren

Banners: E Ward, M Ward, S Windham

Sunday Feb 11 5:00 Evensong **Please arrive at least 15 min prior for instruction

C Mary Maddox Creech T Caroline and Sarah Coleman Hornsby

Thurifer Tess Lambert A/M Nutt

Sunday, Feb 18

8:45 A/M Sherrill 11:00 A/M Ward

C Parker Sanders, Sam Hartley C Dylan Chenoweth, Luke Alison

T Maggie Sanders, Clara Keener T Ty Voisine

T Anna Mullins, Olivia O’Halloran T Madeline Alison, ME Alison

S Tess Lambert S Riley Kamelchuk

AS Sadie Anglin AS Laura Kamelchuk

Sunday, Feb 25

8:45 A/M Putt 11:00 A/M Nutt

C Sarah Wheldon Hall, Elizabeth Evans C Jack Benton Stockton

T Alton Hudson, Lucy Ellis T Carter Watson

T AK Ayres, RJ Ragland T Evans Bryant

S Thomas Aldag S Betsy Bryant

AS Park Ellis AS Emery Windham

Senior Cross

Presentation

At the 11:00 service on Sunday February 11, we will honor our senior Acolytes by presenting them with silver crosses engraved with their initials. These young people have served as torches, banner bearers, servers and crucifers, some for as many as six years! They have faithfully arrived on Sunday mornings, occasionally following prom and homecoming, sometimes driving in early from the lake, and often sandwiching their acolyte duties between sports tournaments and band concerts. In this final year of their service, we watch excitedly as they make their college visits and take the SAT’s, leading them to the next phase of their journey. Please join us in thanking them for their dedication to this ministry at Nativity!

Senior Acolytes 2017-2018

Ireland Braudaway

Katherine Hunter

Margaret Bryant

Huston Morring

Bankston Creech

Ellie Walker

David DiFranco*

Evan Ward

Van Dodgen

Molly Ward

Sidney Gunter

Sims Windham

Prayer Requests Comfort those requesting prayers for healing in body, mind or spirit: for healing: Ashley Lindley, Warren Towry, Sarah Ham, Bob Ward, Fred Stucky, Meredith Carlton Yessick, Anne Boles, Joel Nitz,

Shelley Campbell Coxwell, Jody Mowrer, Suzy Naumann, Eva Nave, Sandra Clements, Norlene Wolford, JoAnn Moorman, Tommie Taylor, Gerry Nitz, Ted Bledsoe, Kevin Wahl, Cecelia Duncan, Bill Nettles, Leigh Wahl, Heidi Foreman, Tom Hodge, Robert McClain, Joan Bennett, Tom Booth, Elsie Olsen

for the departed: Aaron Masterson, Bill Martin, Margaret Henson, Sarah James and Rose Sidick. for those deployed with the Military: US Navy, Kenneth Vandervoort Afghanistan, Denver Colin Middle East, Greg Riddle

We give thanks for birthdays of our children: 2/8 Clara Keener 2/9 Annsley Cook 2/11 Gunter Cooper 2/11 Andrew Rawson

2/12 Eno Farrell 2/12 Caden Jackson 2/13 Alex McCarty 2/16 Whitfield Harris

2/16 Mem Mullins 2/20 John Hutchens

NEXT AVAILABLE DATE FOR BAPTISM

The next opportunity to receive the Sacrament of Baptism will be Saturday, March 31 7:30 pm at the Easter Eve Vigil.

Please call Rev. Bonnie McCrickard, 256-533-2455 ext. 222 if you have a child (or adult) you would like to have baptized at that time.

TRAINING FOR LAY EUCHARIST

MINISTERS

LEM training will be Sunday February 18 after

the 11:00 service. If you are interested in this

ministry, please contact Deacon Bob Serio

bserio@nativity-hsv.org.

NATIVITY MEMBERSHIP UPDATES

Transfers In: Jim Payne

“Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.” Romans 15:7

2018 Easter Flower Dedications Easter dedications are $20 each

Your name as it is to be listed in the service leaflet:______________________________________

Phone #:_________________________________________________________________________

Name for dedication: ________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

Please choose one:

__ in loving memory of… __in thanksgiving for… __in celebration of… __in honor of...

PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION. Please complete this form in full with your check made payable to:

Nativity Flower Guild and mail :

Andrea Vandervoort, 434 Locust Ave. Huntsville, AL 35801

If you have questions you may call Andrea: 256-539-2673. The dedication deadline is March 25th.

Keep us in the know!

Please help us keep our files up to date! If you have moved,

changed your email address or have a new phone number

please let us know. Contact Emily Rodgers at

erodgers@nativity-hsv.org or by calling the Church office

256-533-2455 ext.204. Thank you!

h STEEPLE is published two

times each month. To submit events or articles, bring them to the church

office or email:

vhinton@nativity-hsv.org The deadline for the next issue is

12:00pm, Monday, February 19

CLERGY & STAFF

The Rev. Dr. Virginia Monroe Interim Rector

The Rev. Bonnie McCrickard Associate

The Rev. Robert A. Serio, M.D. Deacon

The Rev. Dr. Basye Holland-Shuey Spiritual Direction

The Rev. Van Foreman Assisting Priest

Christian Crocker Choirmaster and Organist

Lane Tutt Adult Christian Formation

Sarah Watts Coordinator of Youth Ministry

Mary Coe Children’s Formation

Amy Brooks Assistant Children & Youth

Ministries Coordinator Audrey Clayton

Nursery Coordinator John Buyse

Property Manager Marlin Wilder

Sexton Regina Milton Weekend Sexton Sally Stockton

Kitchen Coordinator Beverly Franklin Finance Manager Amy Kennedy

Worship & Ministry Assistant Vicky Hinton

Communications Emily Rodgers

Administrative Office Assistant Prentice White

Verger/ Wedding Coordinator

WARDENS’ COUNCIL Donald Christian - Sr. Warden Grant Thomson - Jr. Warden

Paul Bonner - Treasurer Don Evans - Assistant Treasurer Jason Angelichio - Finance chair

Dottie Crawford Clerk

Wendy Wilson– At Large

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY A member of the clergy is always on call. If you need assistance from a

priest outside office hours, the number to call In Case of an Emergency Only is 256.533.7007. All other calls

including church or building and grounds issues should be directed to

the main phone 256.533.2455 to leave a message for a priest to respond.

Church of the Nativity, Episcopal 208 Eustis Avenue SE Huntsville AL 35801

256.533.2455 Fax: 256.533.2374 nativity-hsv.org

2018 Altar Flower Dedications

Your Name:_____________________________________Phone #: __________________

Dates Available: March 4, 25, April 8, 15, 22, 29, May 27

Name(s) for dedication: ______________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________

Please choose one: __ in loving memory of… __in thanksgiving for…

__in celebration of… __in honor of...

Will you share this dedication? ___YES ___NO

Can we list your name in the bulletin? ___ YES ___NO

Dedications are $40 each or $20 if shared. Make check payable to:

Nativity Flower Guild and mail your check along with this form to:

Andrea Vandervoort

434 Locust Ave. Huntsville, AL 35801 Questions? Call Andrea: 256-539-2673

Celebrating 30 years of

service together!

Nancy Davis and Andrea Vandercoort have served

together as the Nativity Flower Guild Co-Chairs since

1988. The Church of Nativity is grateful for their years

of service and dedication to this ministry.